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Oh, the commercial breaks were fine compared to how long they were during "A Charlie Brown Christmas/Charlie Brown's Christmas Tales" the other night. GRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!! But, I agree that can get annoying when you get interested into what's going on. Hopefully this will get a DVD release and...

Yeah. I'm still waiting to see Walter. IMDB.com has stated that Peter Linz would perform Walter in this. Hopefully they haven't forgotten about him or anything.

I agree. Now we're back to the feel of classic Muppets. Even Piggy putting her arm around Kermit's arm and Kermit resisting. Very similar to "The Muppet Show." Yeah. That was nice. It was good to see Sam win at the end. Though I don't know how Floyd would have reacted to that. :confused...

But the two of them interacted in MTI as well. I wonder who the extras are who do the puppeteering when same-voiced characters interact. Just curious about that one. Yeah. That is interesting. Seems they used the MB version of Scooter rather than the TMS version who always got his way...

Thanks for sharing. I remember that one, but I didn't think it was as early as season 16. I guess it was repeated later on.

Thanks. I don't have a lot of time now, but I'll have to look at those when I have a chance. Most recently, I just saw the Montana arrival and "Return from Montana." I saw that one recently. Though it kind of bothered me that Little Bird was called a female in that one since most sources...

Yeah. I think that was when "Christmas Eve on Sesame Street" came out, so it was probably Michael Earl in the Snuffy costume there (though he was uncredited) with Jerry looping in the voice. I think you kind of answered your own question there with the phrase (or at least voiced). My guess...

Well, it's better he said 'heck' than the other word. Lol. I remember that one too. Tom asked him who said "Happiness is a Warm Puppy" and the answer of course was Charles Schulz. So there's my bit of trivia for the day. :)

Thanks. I'll take a look when I get a chance. Looking forward to seeing Noel's fine performance as Big Bird. :rolls eyes:

Well, that's what I heard.

Well, it wouldn't be the first time. Recall Barkley sticking around after Linda left the cast. Same thing with Uncle Wally's seal Wolfgang or Lyman with Odie for that matter. :)

Yeah Mr. Hooper, Buffy and her family, the first two Gordons, :), Tom, Rafael are some of the few who missed out on seeing Snuffy. The list probably could go on and on. Yeah. I remember someone telling me before that in a 70s album Snuffy interacted with Bert. Also if I recall correctly, he...

I missed it this year and from what I hear, I didn't miss much, but just for the heck of it, does anyone have a clip of this years float?

I agree. I always enjoyed it when he closed the show as "Trash Gordon." Now we don't see that much of him. Maybe now it will be "Trash Chris" or something. Who knows?

I think you mean "ninth movie," Constantine. :confused: "I don't mean to be a stickler, but this is the seventh sequel to our original motion picture."

Got it. Thanks guys. This is a heck of a lot easier than keeping my TV on all day and waiting for the ad to appear. :)

That sounds like a good one, Count. Can you be a little more specific about the link though?

I saw a new one today with Kermit and Miss Piggy for Capital One. It kind of surprised me because I thought AE and CO were rival companies. How can they both use the Muppets?

So are these guys any relation to Patrick Warburton?

Yeah. This is the first ep all season that Piggy had a very small role. As great of a character as she is, it's nice to shift the focus to other characters every once in a while. I agree. His main relative that has been discussed over the years has always been his uncle J.P. Groose. It...